Though the primary purpose of films is to entertain, it can also be used to make a statement and inform the masses…

“You from Chicago?” Rob Morgan’s rich voice rumbled with a comedic lilt, acknowledging the area code on my cell…

The “category” was excellence, and Black Hollywood showed up and showed out.

Bryan A. Stevenson is a gift.

Have you ever spent New Year’s Eve in Denver?

We’re coming to the end of a year (and decade) and it’s time for Barack Obama’s tradition of sharing his faves!

Along with hosting what I believe to be the blackest film festival to ever do it, the American Black Film Festival…

It’s time for the most delightfully dramatic people in the universe to honor their peers!

In 1988, lawyer and activist Bryan Stevenson sought to give voice to Walter McMillian, a man wrongfully imprisoned…

The Urbanworld Film Festival is a space for black cinematic excellence.

Are you runnin’ through The Six with your cinematic woes?

In a system that is supposed to presume us all innocent until proven guilty, why is it that for black people,…

The magic number is 23 for one of the biggest festivals highlighting creators of color!

The “we” in “We The North” may consist of three particular people this September—well, at least at the 44th Annual…

The last two years have shown Hollywood that diversity in front of and behind the camera pays major dividends, both…